Welcome

A small starter repository for the cellsemantics organization — a friendly place to keep onboarding materials, demos, and quick example projects. This README provides an easy-to-follow overview, quick start instructions, and guidance for contributors.

Overview

This repository is intended to:

• Serve as a "welcome" or landing repo for new contributors and team members.
• Contain examples, documentation, and links to other projects in the organization.
• Provide a lightweight starter template for small demos or experiments.

Features

• Minimal, easy-to-read structure
• Example files and templates for docs, issues, and PRs
• Guidance for onboarding and contributing

Quick start

1. Clone the repository

   git clone https://github.com/cellsemantics/welcome.git
   cd welcome

2. Inspect the repository structure and example files:

   • README.md — this file
   • docs/ — optional documentation and onboarding guides
   • examples/ — demo projects or sample code
   • .github/ — issue and PR templates, workflows

3. Make changes locally, then push and open a pull request:

   git checkout -b my-update
   # edit files
   git add .
   git commit -m "Improve welcome docs"
   git push origin my-update
   # Create a PR on GitHub

Usage

Customize this repo for your needs:

• Add an onboarding checklist in docs/
• Place short code samples in examples/
• Update CONTRIBUTING.md with org-specific guidelines

Development

• Keep commits small and focused.
• Use descriptive PR titles and reference any relevant issue numbers.
• If you add CI workflows, keep jobs fast and focused on the essentials for this repo.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome. Typical contributions include:

• Improving documentation
• Adding small example projects
• Adding or updating templates in .github/

Please follow the contribution guidelines:

1. Fork the repo and create a branch for your change.
2. Open a PR describing the change and why it's useful.
3. Be responsive to review feedback.

License

This repository is provided under the MIT License. See LICENSE for details.

Contact / Support

If you need help or want to discuss improvements, open an issue or reach out to the maintainers via GitHub discussions or direct mention in the repo.